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NROT( The Naval Reserve Officer annual Commissioning Ball to in the Empire Room of the furnished by Tony Torre and Miss Ellen Hemphill, spons Calendar For Week Friday, May 11 Baseball, Clemson at Clemson. 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Phi Beta Kappa Room 204, Russell House. 7 p.m.-Irmo High School Ban. quet, Russell House Auditorium. 8 p.m.-Pep Club Talent Show Russell House Auditorium. Saturday, May 12 Track, Conference Meet. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. - Internationa Relations Club, Room 206, Russel House. 8-12 p.m.-NROTC Ball, Co lumbia Hotel. Monday, May 14 3-6 p.m. - Music Departmen Rehearsal, Assembly Room, Rus sell House. Tuesday, May 15 7-10 p.m. - Music Departmen Recital, Assembly Room, Russel House. Wednesday, May 16 1-3 p.m.-Municipal Associatio of South Carolina, Assembl Room, Russell House. Thursday, May 17 3-6 p.m. - Music Departmer Rehearsal, Assembly Room, Ru: sell House. 5-6 p.m. - International Rels tions Club, Room 101, Russe: House. 5 p.m.-KSK Meeting, Roor 102, Russell House. 7-9 p.m. - Duplicate Bridgi Room 101, Russell House. 7:30 p.m.-CVA Meeting, Ru: sell House Auditorium. Dance, Russell House Patio an Auditorium. ZETA'S . .. Members of Zeti gathered from all over South Annual Stat Members of Zeta Tau AlpI throughout South Carolin gathered in Columbia last Satu day for their Second Annual Sta Day meeting. After an informal coffee hoi in the chapter room in Sims cc lege, the visitors toured the car pus especially noting the recent added buildings. Welcome by Chairman Mrs. G. A. Pitts, Jr., state di chairman, welcomed the assembl< group at the banquet which we held in the Russell House cafeteri After Mickey Caughman, cha ter president, presented the acti ity report, Mrs. Roy A. Kelle Columbia alumnae president, ga the report from the alumnae a sociation. Members of the Carolina cha Humanities Grouj Name New Leader New officers have been elect for the Bain Humanities Sociel of the University, according Prof. Claude H?. Neuffer of ti English department, outgoir president. Officers for next year are D) George M. Reeves, English di partment, president; Dr. Euger Murphy, modern language depar ment, vice-president; Dr. Stephe Ackerman, modern language d< partinent, secretary. YEntert4 a Training Corps will hold its >morrow night, from 8-12 p.m. Columbia Hotel. Music will be his band. oring John Sloan, NROTC bat - talion commander, will be in com mand of the ceremony as Honorary Captain. Other sponsors will be Miss Mary Jo Griffith, sponsoring the battalion staff and C. N. Hardigg; Miss Katheryn Woods, sponsor for Able Company and Arthur Gas ton; Miss Mary Alice Brown, spon sor for Baker Company and Len Baranski; and Miss Jackie Fos ter, sponsoring the Compass and Chart Society and Ed Andersen. To Honor Graduates The dance is to be held in honor of the graduating seniors, and awards will be presented to out standing seniors and midshipmen during the intermission by Cap tain C. S. Barker, Jr., professor of Naval Science. He will present a cup to Miss Hemphill, honorary captain. Battalion Officers Battalion officers are: Battalion Commander, Midshipman Com t mander J. H. Sloan; Executive Of ficer, Midshipman Lt. A. J. Perry; Adjutant, Midshipman Lt. (jg) J. A. Frasier III; Inspector In structor, Midshipman Ensign J. R. t Colman; and Supply Officer, Mid 1 shipman Ensign R. J. Overley. Also, Battalion Chief Officer, Midshipman Chief Petty Officer C. N. Hardigg; Drum and Bugle n Corps Commander, Midshipman Y Lt. J. L. Bailey; Able Company Commander, Midshipman Lt. D. A. Merline; Baker Company Com mander, Midshipman Lt. G. N. t Blake; and Drill Platoon Com - mander, Midshipman Lt. (jg) R. C. Williams. The dance is sponsored by the 1 Compass and Chart Society for members of the NROTC unit and n their dates. The purpose of this organization is the furthering of professional and social interests other than those included in the regular curriculum of a naval stu dent. The society not only presents d the technical aspect, but also the social side of a naval career. This Tau Alpha are sho wn at the Second Carolina for the event. (Staff photo I e Day DrawsA ia ter entertained the group, after a which Mrs. Hugh W. Wilken, prov r- ince chairman, gave the alumnae te province news. Doll Display ir A doll display, depicting the I- work done at the clinic of the ri- Crippled Children's Society of ly South Carolina was shown follow ing the luncheon. The Zeta's 1954-56 service proj Ly - --__ a. -The welcc kre always .RUSSELL HOU Where a ten of nutritions < r. foods av uins Wil NROTC . The sponsors fo Hotel Empire Room are the abu John Sloan, NROTC battalion c sponsors are, counter clockwise, N Woods, for Able Company and A Ed Andersen; and Mary Alice Bi training is met through a presen tation of discussions, talks by men well versed in their respective fields, and films which are part of a planned program at the weekly meetings. Annual State Day Banquet. Zetas iy Bob Finley) 9. C9. Zetas ect is the furnishing of teaching slides and film strips for parent education. Project of Alumnae Service work is essentially the p)roject of the alumnae and for many years the Columbia alumnae chapter has sponsored a money raising project annually for the benefit of the Crippled Children's Society of South Carolina. me mat is out at SE CAFETERIA Ipting variety :md satisfying volt you. h Comi the NROTC Commissioning Ball ve girls. Miss Ellen Hemphill, at t immander, and will serve as hone Iary Jo Griffith, for the battalion 1 rthur Gaston; Jackie Foster for th, own for Baker Company and Leo Plott Named Band Head Mrs. Patricia Plott, head ma jorette, has been elected president of the band for next year. Carl McMath has been chosen vice president. Librarian, assistant librarian, and several secretarial position will be filled next fall by appoint ments of the band director. SPORT Imnpor4 19 SLRi All-Woo! 9, SPORT Z -o Coas tomorrow night at the Columbia he top of the anchor, will sponsor rary captain at the dance. Other 3taff and C. N. lardigg; Kathryn e Compass and Chart Society and nard Baranski. Reserve Rooms Students desiring rooms for the summer session must sign up for them between May 7 and 12, ac cording to Housing Director E. M. Henderson. Fall reservations for rooms must be made between May 21 and 26. Law students may also make their fall reservations be tween May 14 and 19. COATS d Wools .95 CKS Flannels 95 SHIRTS 5.00 To's ng Ball t Vt 5111 TILL WE M] Ialways find myself yain having finished his act, steps takes off his putty nose, assur livers an oration full of tendei So how come I'm doing preci: Two reasons. First, becaus laugh at this time of the year; you wan, woebegone, and in no Second, because this is th4 series, and I'd be a liar If I di 'bit choked up. It was two years ago ths asked me to write this columr was to say no. Though I am a as the next fellow, my talents In the direction of writing ad upon to rhapsodize about soap giggling uncontrollably and ha "Buddies," said I to the mak Philip Morris myself, and I thi But that's all I think it is - a ci Not a love object. Just a smok erent enough to write ad copy To my astonishment, they s Is not required," said the peopi aured me that I would not be re mercials - that I could rib the I liked - that my columns wo editing, no suggestions, and no "Hah !" I said by way of rei But they kept insisting and misgivings, I went to work. For the first few weeks thi *11 theirwords.ANto o sylbe moonkes over?"s Iut ke asin The answer, gentle read still going on. This finishes my: During that time, though I'm e sional conniption Ft in the boa remained as blanche as the day perpetrated in this column ha mine alone. They've been living dolls, t and I think I may be forgiven f< as long as the stops are out, lel big charge writing for you, the < Your response has warmed my < when I've visited your campuse to see that you're still as plea I figure that as long as the likes So, for now, goodbye. Stay Old Max has salda 6i FI. W, Ihe mn add a lseae ..c..d eo.... Se den's Fashions Metropolitan Fashions Come South By Norman Spell Staff Writer A couple of weeks ago we alked about East meeting West n the sartorial refutation of the Cipling legend. At the time, it vas still conjecture whether or not opular demand would bear out the rend toward the Oriental theme. he big fashion plates emanating rom the metropolitan areas now ives us something to whet our reases on! The mandarin-tunic collar on vash-color prints.is now solidly in, nd the taste is fully acceptable .) or summer wear. The cottons and ayons are cool as a breeze off the ea of Japan, and hold up under hese local high humidities much etter than regular collars that ave a tendency to wilt before uinch. Especially to be noted, in color elections is the subtle shadings n blues and greens that will blend vith any solid color slacks that you happen to have. And don't let he fog-bounders tell you it's auche to leave the shirttail OUT! t's cool and casual, and Emily 3ost is just jealous anyway! The new thing in shoes is a eehle-grained strap sandal in ving toe that gives plenty of com 'ortable class to a summer outfit. 3y the way, rubber soles are good 'or a real hotfoot on sun-baked avement; cork or leather is your )est het for keeping a cool foot o' rward. ireloot Boy Wit Cheek." e.) EET AGAIN ning hugely when a comedian, out in front of the curtain, 1es a sincere stance, and de and lofty sentiment!,. iely the same thing rigt,t now? I couldn't possibly make you cramming for finals has left nood for innocent merriment. last column of the current dn't admit I was just a tiny t the makers of Philip Morris . My first impulse, frankly, nan who likes a dollar as well just do not seem to lead me vertising copy. When called or sox or cigarettes, I get to ve to be helped home. ers of Philip Morris: "I smoke nk it's a jim-dandy cigarette. garette. Not a graven image. 3. I'm afraid I can't get rev for you." eemed delighted. "Reverence e at Philip Morris. They as quired to write fulsome com igarette and the company all uld be mine alone, with no supervision. ly. finally, my thin breast full of y were scrupulously true to not one comma, was ever of pressure was ever exerted. rest. "When will the honey myself. vi' 1%ti!t Go1n6 ORe rs, is that the honeymoon is econd year for Philip Morris. ure my copy caused an occa dIroom, my carte blanche has it was issued. Whatever I've s been, as they guaranteed, be makers of Philip Morris, r getting a trifle misty. And me say that it's also been a ollege populat ion of America. Id heart, and on the occasions 5, it's been deeply gratifying santly disorganizedI as ever. of you exist, I'm in business. well. Stay happy. Stay loose. toMax shuiman, 1956 raker. of l'hilip Morrla, can only